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[dianar]

About a year 1/2 ago you inspired me to grow a veggie garden with your pallet planter. We now have tomatoes, cucumber, zucchini, and bell pepper on our 8x10 apt patio this year. Thank you!🎉

[jperin]

Never ceases to amaze me how much Tuck loves vegetables. ❤❤🐕🐕

[laceyboyd]

Tuck is the only dog that I have ever seen to love his veggies!! Way to go
Tuck!!! 🎉

[suzannemyers]

Brand new gardener here, your videos are so helpful and easy to understand!! Thank you!

[SerialSpinner-ss]

Another way to find hornworms is to go out at night with a black light. The hornworms glow bright in the black light and are easy to pick off.

[bradk]

I left a couple of suckers to grow big since I had heard if you cut the suckers off, put them in a jar of water, they will start to take root and you can then plant it and start another plant.

[sunfish]

The way you pop out of random places in the garden, dropping knowledge like a master M.C, is pure gold brotha. Need this energy in my garden.

[trumanlong]

Expanded my garden by 50% this year and James and Tuck are the reason. I keep learning more each year and I have been gardening for 42 years.

[pb]

Thanks for the tip on leaving suckers on for hot climates. I live in Florida and they do get scorched. Also want to compliment your videographer. Whoever helps you with the channel does a great job. ❤❤❤❤❤ for tuck

[dear_prudence]

Great video! Another thing I do for hornworms is go out in the garden at night with a black light flashlight. The hornworms glow like you wouldn't believe then you can pick them off and do away with them. And it's fun too :)

[zvwxemw]

Love all your tips for gardening! Here’s to you and Tuck!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[jerseygirl]

Ran out and pruned my tomatoes plants. Thank you so much for all your insight

[stevetrivago]

This is the first year I’m truly excited about putting in a garden…. Actually this is the first time I’m doing tons of research… I’ve probably watched 8-10 different channels explaining their methods… I now have that narrowed down to you as my go to guy… Have a great Memorial Day everyone… Thank you.. Steve from Pennsylvania.. A stones throw from Phillipsburg NJ.

[kerrykroberts]

This is our (wife and I) second year gardening and we have had very good success and it is because everything we
learned about gardening came from you. Thank you immensely!

[tibbs]

Little man Tuck is so chill. I have never once heard him bark which is RARE for a Yorkie! We love you Tuck!!💓You too James!

[FrozEnbyWolf]

Eggshells can take a long time to break down, depending on your soil pH. Around here they take about a year in my compost, but I've heard that in some places they can last for decades. This is why I grind them up in my coffee grinder and sprinkle the dust on the beds early in the season, before I even plant the tomatoes.

[crazycarl]

Tuck is such a legend. Love this channel so much. Last year I had a gigantic Brandywine Pink heirloom plant that had multiple tomato hornworms, but they were attacked by parasitic wasps and were dead long before they could wreak their havoc.

[haroldharris]

I like your enthusiastic approach to teaching us sustainable gardening. I love Tuck! ❤

[ForeverEdsGirl]

❤ A Heart for Tuck and a ❤ for you, James! Thank you for the always-relevant gardening tips and advice! 🌱🍅